Hispano-Moresque ware of the XV. century : a contribution to its history and chronology based upon armorial specimens (1904)
Put, A. van de · London : Art Workers' Quarterly : Sole agents for Great Britain and the Colonies, Chapman and Hall · leaf 128
ctionof Mr. F. D. Godman; its ornament is similar to thepreceding. The arms of this and the following piecesshow them to have been made for wealthy borghesi ofFlorence, families which furnished priori or gon-falonieri di giustizia to the republic, and who were 76 HISPANO-MORESQUE WARE doubtless… … Fig. 9. Arms of Arrighi. (From Mannis SenatoriFiorentini, 1722.) PLATE XVII.
